Croatia Lifted Majority of its Remaining Covid Restrictions

On Saturday, Croatia lifted the majority of its remaining Covid restrictions.

A rule prohibiting facial coverings in enclosed spaces has been repealed. Face masks are only required in medical and social care settings.

Hospitality venues are likewise free to operate as usual, with no limits or curfews imposed by Covid.

According to the Croatian National Tourist Office, crowd limits at public events and gatherings have been loosened, as have capacity restrictions in coaches and public transportation.

Travelers from the United Kingdom and other non-EU nations must still complete an online form.

They must also show one of the following documents:

• Time limit 14-270 days from the second dose (NHS certificate approved) Covid certificate (NHS certificate acceptable)
• Evidence of a booster dose (no time limit on this)
• Antigen test must be completed within 24 hours.
• PCR test that is less than 72 hours old

According to the tourist office, travelers can enter Croatia by presenting proof of recovery from Covid no more than 11 days and no more than 180 days prior to travel, or proof of recovery plus one dose of vaccination no more than 11 days and no more than 270 days prior to travel.